A new film by Stephen Gray, shot with the Canon 7D and 5D MK II. Filmed in Winnipeg in late December at temperates of -30 to -35 degrees celcius.
I can’t understand a word of what Frenchman James Bort writes… but I’m not sure I really need to. A picture speaks a thousand words, after all, and Bort’s images usually do just that. I’d already written about Gaultier’s bloodied and bruised male models for Fall 2010; now here they are from a different perspective, backstage, as photographed by Bort.
They are “crane ships”: jumbo vessels with installed cranes, designed to serve Mecha Godzillas, hmm… no, load containers, assist in offshore construction and lift various heavy loads.
Dutch company JumboShip makes some outstanding vessels of this kind (first two photos):
Discovery of new projects and interactive studio Paris agency Black Sun. Renowned flash and art direction, here is their showreel and greeting card for 2010, designed entirely in stop-motion and representing their identity.
A new film designed and impressive time-lapse by Englishman Philip Bloom, shot with Canon 7D, the 5D MK II and the Panasonic GF1. Filmed in Dubai for five days and five nights: the incredible shots and capturing HD to discover later in the article.
A project of furniture for the Absolut Vodka brand, designed by Yorgo Tloupas – creative director of Intersection magazine. A mobile bar with an optical effect due to a system of perforated metal plates and placed one in front of others. More pictures in the future.
Formatting and graphic designer interesting by Jamie Bolton, with subtle references applied to cult films like Star Wars, Blade Runner and Back to the Future. Some of his creations are available in prints for sale.
A beautiful creative approach in the showreel of studio Universal Everything, Matt Pyke run from his home in Sheffield. It works with both developers, programmers and musicians worldwide. Available on video in the following section.
